A system combining genetic algorithms and a fuzzy-rule induction routine
has been developed. Two prototype expert systems, one derived
analytically, and one derived empirically by the fuzzy-rule induction
system, were developed to evaluate the utility of expert system
technology relative to waste nondestructive assay (NDA) data review. Technical review of waste NDA measurement data, though warranted with respect to present day waste NDA system capabilities, is labor intensive. Hence it is desirable to have an automated system to perform technical review. It has been shown that both the analytically and empirically derived expert systems produce reasonable results, but that the automatic system can produce fuzzy rules more efficiently and accurately than the analytical method. A visual explanation facility for fuzzy expert systems has also been developed.

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